Shreekant Sambrani
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Shreekant Sambrani
Shreekant Sambrani is an engineer and an economist who has taught at Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad), and helped set up the Institute of Rural Management in Anand, Gujarat. He has advised numerous private, co-operative, government, and international agencies on policy and strategy issues. He also writes on current events of social, political, and economic significance.
Shreekant Sambrani is an engineer and an economist who has taught at Indian Institute of Management (Ahmedabad), and helped set up the Institute of Rural Management in Anand, Gujarat. He has advised numerous private, co-operative, government, and international agencies on policy and strategy issues. He also writes on current events of social, political, and economic significance.
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Shreekant Sambrani: The ashes of Gujarat's burning train
The state's progress took no splendid quantum jumps in the last decade. Nor is its isolation of Muslims anything new
Shreekant Sambrani: Gujarat's burning train, ten years on
State and CM signify a choice between development-minded pragmatism and the moral obligations of a just society
Shreekant Sambrani: Modern retail and fresh produce - cui bono?
Will consumers really get lower prices if India's supply chain is modernised?
Shreekant Sambrani: Tracking Obama 2.0
Now freed of the daunting task of running for office again, will the original inspirational Obama resurface?
Shreekant Sambrani: Obama 2.0
Many observers think the second term would be quite like the first, with Republicans hobbling him at every step
Shreekant Sambrani: Not quite the One
Candidate Obama is no longer the transformative leader of 2008
Shreekant Sambrani: We are all Dhritarashtra
Indians' weakness for their children warps business, the professions - and politics
Shreekant Sambrani: The shame of Sivakasi
The children put to work in the hazardous factories of Tamil Nadu's "mini Japan" are a national tragedy
Kurien, the doodhwalla visionary
The pioneer of a hugely successful enterprise that changed the face of dairying in India was a proud Gujarati
Kurien, the doodhwalla visionary
Kurien made up his mind early and stuck to his position. He took on technocrats, businesses, bureaucrats and politicians
Shreekant Sambrani: High Noon or last stand?
Notwithstanding the PM's feeble defence, the reforms announced so far are not enough to deal with India's pressing problems
Shreekant Sambrani: The monsoon- lessons, and a question
This year's monsoon has shown season-long predictions are of little use. Will India's state meteorologists listen?
Shreekant Sambrani: Drought forebodings
Mercifully, the government is not in denial this year, as it was three years ago
Shreekant Sambrani: Supernumerary rule
Why does the Indian government have so many senior posts, like vice president, that serve mainly as sinecures?
Shreekant Sambrani: Northeast India - A bridge too far?
In spite of its potential, the northeast suffers because no government has moved to reduce its remoteness
Shreekant Sambrani: Northeast India: A bridge not to burn
A lack of regional champions and disinterest from the rest of India make the northeast poor and militant
The moral tales of Batman
At its core, Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is a battle of good against evil. But the setting is also used as a device to frame larger issues
Shreekant Sambrani: Triumph of the survivor
Despite a middling career in politics, Mukherjee has endured because of his reputation as a political troubleshooter par excellence